Rush Limbaugh to divorce third wife...

[molly bloom]

Re: Rush Limbaugh supports family values

Originally posted by pchang
He is doing his darndest to support a larger family. How many of you Rush bashers are going to be supporting 3 families (through alimony payments)?

What, so having three failed marriages and actually paying for them is something extraordinary?

Perhaps if he'd worked harder at the marriages and less at being a mouth almighty on talk back radio, he wouldn't have three lots of alimony to spring for.

In any case, the point is moot, because Rush bashers like me aren't allowed to get married, thanks to the likes of Rush and the people that believe his bile.

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Boris Godunov
"But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of President shall be eligible to that of Vice-President of the United States."

Nm, then.

[Drake Tungsten]

In any case, the point is moot, because Rush bashers like me aren't allowed to get married, thanks to the likes of Rush and the people that believe his bile.

I really doubt that Rush Limbaugh is having much of an effect on British and/or Australian marriage laws.

[DRoseDARs]

It's called the "Echo Chamber" effect: Right-wing shills like Rush repeat the same BS over and over to his viewers while like-minded radio personalities do the same, meanwhile other right-wingers repeat a greatly toned-down version of said BS on TV and in print. This constant repetition of right-wing BS, both in full flame and watered-down modes, builds upon itself and begins to shape the opinions of people who can't be arsed to look at the facts themselves and form their own opinions.

The "Echo Chamber" effect is hardly a new thing. It's just that the US's conservatives have been making more use of it in the past few years.

[Drake Tungsten]

I really doubt that the "Echo Chamber effect" is strong enough to allow Rush Limbaugh to effect British and/or Australian marriage laws.

[DRoseDARs]

Probably not because I don't think he's on the air in either of those countries, but almost certainly in the US.

[RGBVideo]

I really doubt that Rush Limbaugh is having much of an effect on British and/or Australian marriage laws.

In any case, the point is moot, because Rush bashers like me aren't allowed to get married, thanks to the likes of Rush and the people that believe his bile.

[pchang]

Re: Re: Rush Limbaugh supports family values

Originally posted by molly bloom


What, so having three failed marriages and actually paying for them is something extraordinary?

Perhaps if he'd worked harder at the marriages and less at being a mouth almighty on talk back radio, he wouldn't have three lots of alimony to spring for.

In any case, the point is moot, because Rush bashers like me aren't allowed to get married, thanks to the likes of Rush and the people that believe his bile.

I guess I shouldn't have left off the smileys after all.

[Berzerker]

He is doing his darndest to support a larger family. How many of you Rush bashers are going to be supporting 3 families (through alimony payments)?

No children, and I imagine 1 or both of his first 2 wives remarried which let's him off the hook for any settlement. I suspect he had a prenuptial contract this time ...

[MrFun]

Re: Re: Rush Limbaugh supports family values

Originally posted by molly bloom

In any case, the point is moot, because Rush bashers like me aren't allowed to get married, thanks to the likes of Rush and the people that believe his bile.

yep - so true

[Ben Kenobi]

Does your being an ******* equate to your being a wife beater? I don't think so.

Both are wrong. It does no good to try to compare the two to each other.

Probably has something to do with the fact that instinct often overpowers senses

So it is with some wife-beaters... No excuse.

[Straybow]

In any case, the point is moot, because Rush bashers like me aren't allowed to get married, thanks to the likes of Rush and the people that believe his bile.

That's funny, I didn't know there was a law against marriage of Rush-bashers. I guess Carville's marriage must be illegal, too.

Marriage laws are historical, not something modern conservatives made up. Even ardent buggerers in ancient Greece had only heterosexual marriages. They sometimes adopted their pederastic lovers as sons for inheritance purposes.

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by Drake Tungsten

In any case, the point is moot, because Rush bashers like me aren't allowed to get married, thanks to the likes of Rush and the people that believe his bile.

I really doubt that Rush Limbaugh is having much of an effect on British and/or Australian marriage laws.

I also doubt that Rush bashers like me are confined only to Australia or Great Britain, since the point in question is not my nationality, nor my place of current residence, but my sexuality- which would therefore include both Boris G and MrFun who are affected by activities of the likes of Rush and his audience and both resident in the United States.

Trying to score a point whilst missing it- congratulations.

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
Divorce has been a problem for a long time.

Divorce is not a problem. Divorce is a solution. Bad marriages are the problem.

[Straybow]

the point in question is not my nationality, nor my place of current residence, but my sexuality- which would therefore include both Boris G and MrFun who are affected by activities of the likes of Rush and his audience and both resident in the United States.

So, being a broadcaster and political commentator is the cause of conflicts about attempts by a fringe minority to change the fundamental social structure known as marriage? Ok, I think I understand your pov.